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Open letter to NZ Government: Stop dragging your feet on Afghanistan
"We now call on you to do more".
Has NZ forgotten about Syria after 10 years of war?
Aid agencies call on Government to step up its assistance.
Refugee's message: 'You are not alone'
Rana Hamida will eat like a refugee to help those still suffering in overseas' conflicts.
Clinging to hope: Kiwi's week in a refugee camp
Conditions in the refugee camp will only get worse as monsoon rains arrive, Kiwi says.
World Vision named in sex-for-aid allegations
Charity used in sexual exploitation scandal in Haiti, Daily Mail reports.
Oxfam has no ban on using prostitutes
Charity Oxfam is at the centre of a growing furore over its aid workers using prostitutes.
How Fiji evacuation plan saved lives
The entire population of two islands took shelter in evacuation centres.
The full scale of Cyclone Gita's destruction emerges
Around 50,000 people, or 70 per cent of Tonga's population, were affected by cyclone Gita.
Oxfam aid worker had transgressed before
Aid worker Roland van Hauwermeiren was accused of using sex workers back in 2004.
'This happened on my watch': Oxfam deputy resigns
Resignation from Oxfam deputy CEO after allegations staff paid for sex with prostitutes.
Richest 1% bag 28% of NZ's wealth
The poorest 1.4 million people (30 per cent), got barely 1 per cent of the wealth.
Former Kiwi leader's life in the war-zone
The man who wanted to be Prime Minister on his year in war-ravaged South Sudan.
Generation Zero: NZ needs a climate change law
New Zealand was a decade behind countries like the UK.
New law to regulate arms brokering
The Government is drafting a new law to regulate arms brokering - arranging the international movement of guns and heavier weaponry.
British MP Jo Cox - 'She was one of us'
Death of British politician is 'attack on our democracy', says Labour's Phil Twyford.
Richest 62 own wealth of poorest half
Global inequality has reached a stage of 62 people holding the same amount of wealth as the poorest half of the world.
Diana Clement: Kiwis open their hearts and wallets after a crisis
Kiwis have been opening their wallets over the past fortnight for the Vanuatu relief effort.
Number of billionaires doubled since financial crisis
The number of billionaires has doubled since the start of the financial crisis, according to a report from anti-poverty campaigners.
Australia's major banks cop blast from Oxfam
Australia's major banks are scrambling to distance themselves from dealings with companies accused illegal or immoral practices
Scarlett Johansson hits back at critics in Super Bowl commercial
Scarlett Johansson hit back at critics in a new version of the controversial SodaStream commercial in last night's Super Bowl.
Oxfam judges its actress-ambassador's SodaStream promotion a fizzer
In a YouTube video with nearly 5 million views, Scarlett Johansson leans seductively into the camera and purrs: "My real job is saving the world."
Scarlett Johansson dumps Oxfam
Scarlett Johansson has chosen to end her collaboration with Oxfam in favour of honouring her contract with SodaStream: an Israeli company that operates in the West Bank.
Pope Francis urges rich to do more for poor
Pope Francis challenged business leaders assembled in Davos today to do more for the poor and ensure 'humanity is served by wealth and not ruled by it.'
New Zealand gives to cyclone-hit Tonga
New Zealand has donated hundreds of emergency shelter kits and a further $300,000 to help residents of cyclone-hit Tonga.
Recording a people's suffering
It's a long way from Tauranga - but Janna Hamilton is hoping those back home will listen to the stories she tells about the suffering of the Syrian people.
Ross Robertson: It's high noon in New York for global arms trade
According to Oxfam, nearly 750,000 people die each year from firearm-related violence.